Like that one guy at the party who just can’t take a hint – probably the one whipping out the guitar for a 1am rendition of Wonderwall – the smartphone is increasingly looking like a nuisance to our wearables. But we’re slowly breaking free, and having music stored on our smartwatches and fitness trackers means one less reason to take the phone along for the ride.

There are two ways to listen to music on the Fitbit Ionic: third-party apps or loading your music directly through Fitbit’s software. If you’re in the US, Pandora Plus and Premium users will be able to sync their stations to the watch. For those of you in Europe, well, we still don’t actually know, and it might be a little longer before Fitbit secures a partner.

But if you’re not a Pandora user, or live in Europe, fear not, because you can simply load on your music files to the Ionic. There’s 2.5GB of space for you to fill with your favorite tunes, and we’re going to explain how.

Note that you’ll need the music files themselves on your computer; you can’t just sync your Spotify playlists, for example, though we hope that will one day change.
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